Proceedings of 21st Western Poultry Disease Conference and 6th Poultry Health Symposium, March 11, 12, 13 1972.

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: Western Poultry Disease Conference University of California, Davis, University of California, Davis. Cooperative Extension, Poultry Health Symposium
Format: Conference Proceeding Book
Language:English
Published: [Davis, Calif.] : [Cooperative Extension, Univ. of California, Davis], [1972]
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Histopathological and immunofluorescent study of Avian Encephalomyelitis virus (AEW) infected laying hens
  • Egg production, reproductive physiology, and the influence of pathology on reproduction
  • The response of turkeys to Mycoplasma synoviae inoculated via intravenous and air sac routes
  • Breast blisters and staphylococci
  • Extra abdominal yolk sacs
  • Staphylococcosis in Oregon turkeys
  • Potential of poultry anaphage as a feed ingredient
  • Crotolaria poisoning - a case report
  • Inclusion body hepatitis of chickens
  • Pathogenic and nonpathogenic strains of Mycoplasma meleagridis
  • Studies on the onset of viremia and spread of mild immunizing strain of MD virus of chicken origin
  • Exotic Newcastle disease in the United States
  • Immunological responsiveness in Marek's disease - a basis for resistance
  • Operation head start - the use of preinoculated chicks for controlled natural MD exposure
  • Blood typing : a tool for breeding disease tolerance
  • Velogenic viscerotropic Newcastle disease
  • Monitoring for disease control and prevention
  • Considerations for wild bird control during a Newcastle disease epidemic
  • Exotic Newcastle disease in northern California 1971-1972
  • Current problems that are not completely solved
  • Avian medicine instruction in veterinary colleges
  • Extension effort in a Newcastle quarantine area
  • Spondylitis of the thoracic vertebrae in chickens and turkeys
  • Newcastle disease eradication task force exotic birds
  • Comparison of B1 and ulster strains of Newcastle disease virus as vaccines against the viscerotropic form of disease
  • A Newcastle disease outbreak in captive exotic birds
  • Clinical observations on Exotic Newcastle disease in southern California
  • Measuring immunity to velogenic viscerotropic Newcastle disease by challenge
  • Recent research in turkey fertility
  • Respiratory acariasis of pet and wild birds caused by Sternostoma tracheacolum